Steven Crowder

Steven Crowder (7 July 1987-) was a Canadian-American conservative political commentator who hosted the late-night show Louder with Crowder.

Biography
Steven Blake Crowder was born in Grosse Pointe, Michigan in 1987, and he was raised in Greenfield Park, Quebec, Canada. Early in his career, he voiced the character "The Brain" on the animated children's show Arthur, and he later became a stand-up comedian and an actor. In 2007, he began to appear in conservative satirical videos, and he was the master of ceremonies at the 2011 Conservative Political Action Conference. From 2009 to 2012, he contributed to Fox News, but he was fired after criticizing Fox and Sean Hannity. In 2017, he began the daily Louder with Crowder program on CRTV, and he became known for his racism and homophobia in June 2019 when he called Vox video producer Carlos Maza "Mr. Lispy queer", an "Angry little queer", and a "gay Mexican" while wearing a "Socialism is for f*gs" t-shirt. YouTube responded by demonetizing his channel, which was criticized by Ted Cruz, Ben Shapiro, and other prominent conservatives.